#305-SEP/OCT 2023

Articles

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  Online extras from FWW issue #305

  Online extras from FWW issue #305 Article: Woodworking news updates Check in with us as we look at new woodworking tools coming to market and exciting industry news. Article: Our…
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  What if you don’t have a Domino?

  Some ideas and tips regarding alternative joining techniques
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  How to sharpen odd shaped tools

  Sandpaper, dowels, and wood scraps solve unique sharpening challenges
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  Build a Shaker hanging cabinet

  This lovely wall cabinet is diminutive in size but large on techniques
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  Jeremy Tritcher: The adventure continues

  From studying with Chris Gochnour to enrolling at North Bennet Street School to a full-time dream job in the Hay Cabinet Shop in Williamsburg, Va., furniture making has been a rewarding second career for Jeremy Tritchler.
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  How to refurbish a vintage plane

  Toolmaker Eleanor Rose shows how to refurbish a block plane, a good place to start because these tools are plentiful and a shop staple.
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  Sanding, really really up-close

  Scanning electron microscope reveals secrets of success
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  Carve spoons from pre-bent blanks

  Steam, a vise, and a handful of edge tools make the process fast and fun
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  Elegant dining table with veneered aprons

  This simple dining table for two uses beautiful figured walnut for the top and straight-grained walnut for the legs, but it's the aprons that really dazzle.
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  Shaker design: Unadorned, not unsophisticated

  Shakers may have been pragmatic and believed in utility first, but their designs were not simple. To the contrary, they combined natural materials, superb craftsmanship, and beautiful details.
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  From the bench: The silent partner

  The desk dominated the corner office at the law firm for generations.
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  Small wonders

  Craftsman Richard Williams is known for his large-scale commissions—but when he turns to smaller size pieces he can create in batches, the results are something special.
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  Hide adjustable shelf pins in post-and-panel furniture

  Notched drilling jig helps make shelf pin holes harder to detect
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  Build a hanging dust scoop for the lathe

  Capture shavings and dust as you turn.
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  Vise insert protects workpieces

  Notched spacer fits over screw and bars.
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  Use drill bits to set routing depth

  Drill bits come in standard sizes and can take the place of gauge blocks as spacers.
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  Reverse the miter gauge to reverse the angle

  You don't have to flip the workpiece to cut a matching angle on the opposite side.
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  Little pins stabilize floating panels

  Dowels in drilled holes can secure the panel in a frame-and-panel, while allowing for wood movement.
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  Review: Grizzly G0959 and G0958 jointer-planer

  Review: Grizzly G0959 and G0958 jointer-planer
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  Review: Woodpeckers In-Dexable Square System

  Review: Woodpeckers In-Dexable Square System
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  Accu-Burr Burnisher

  Review: Accu-Burr Burnisher
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  Review: Bosch GAS18V-3 cordless vacuum

  Experience convenient cleaning with Bosch's battery-powered vacuum.
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  Tools to look out for this summer

  Oneida Low-Pro Lid Separator, General 10-in. Automated Table Saw, Infinity VRS-200 Professional Vertical Router Sled